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Rubiks cube chair makes you work for your seat
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Rubik’s Cube Chair Makes You Work For Your Seat

We might be standing awhile…

This cheeky seat design by @Coeonnnnn is a working Rubik’s cube, with stool legs attached.

In order to sit on it’s top, the user will have to solve the cube’s many sides, or else have stool legs protruding from all angles, rendering the chair useless.

Once solved, the chairs simple form is revealed, and feels like unlocking an important achievement.

See more about this clever design on Instagram. Via Yanko Design:

A colorful cube-shaped table with pastel-colored square panels in peach and blue, supported by wooden legs.
A person is holding a large, colorful puzzle cube with wooden handles, made of pastel-colored blocks.
A person sitting on a colorful, modular stool made of stacked blocks, wearing dark clothing and gray pants.
A person holding a colorful puzzle cube with wooden handles, featuring pastel-colored blocks in shades of blue and pink.
A person holding a colorful cube with wooden handles, showcasing a playful design.
A colorful cube-shaped stool with pink and mint green sections, set on wooden legs, with a person standing nearby.
A colorful, multi-colored cube with wooden rods protruding from three sides, arranged in an unconventional way.
A person holding a large, pastel-colored Rubik's cube while balancing it on a wooden tripod.
A person's hand is positioned on a colorful cube with soft pastel colors, turning it while it rests on a wooden table.

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